​Posted by Vikas Bahirwani, Research Scientist, and Susan Xu, Software Engineer, Google Augmented Reality Automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology has made conversations more accessible with live captions in remote conferencing software, mobile applications, and head-worn displays. However, to maintain real-time responsiveness, live caption systems often… Read More »Modeling and improving text stability in live captions Google AI Google AI Blog

​ Radiology reports are comprehensive, lengthy documents that describe and interpret the results of a radiological imaging examination. In a typical workflow, the radiologist supervises, reads, and interprets the images, and then concisely summarizes the key findings. The summarization (or impression) is the most important… Read More »Automatically generate impressions from findings in radiology reports using generative AI on AWS Adewale Akinfaderin AWS Machine Learning Blog

​ How to find the max value using lambda expression in Python? You can use the max() function to find the maximum value from a given iterable, such as a list, tuple, set, string, or dictionary. You can find the maximum number efficiently in a… Read More »Python Max Lambda Malli Spark By {Examples}

​ Each year, nearly 32 million people travel through the Bengaluru Airport, or BLR, one of the busiest airports in the world’s most populous nation. To provide such multitudes with a safer, quicker experience, the airport in the city formerly known as Bangalore is tapping… Read More »AI Lands at Bengaluru Airport With IoT Company’s Intelligent Video Analytics Platform Angie Lee – Archives Page 1 | NVIDIA Blog

​ How to resolve the Docker login error “Error saving credentials: error storing credentials – err: exec: “docker-credential-desktop”: executable file not found in $PATH, out:” when trying to log in to the Docker hub or local container image library by using docker login -u command.… Read More »Docker – Error storing credentials – err: exec: “docker-credential-desktop”: executable file not found in $PATH, out: Naveen (NNK) Spark By {Examples}

​ In the global entertainment landscape, TV show and film production stretches far beyond Hollywood or Bollywood — it’s a worldwide phenomenon. However, while streaming platforms have broadened the reach of content, dubbing and translation technology still has plenty of room for growth. Deepdub acts… Read More »Deepdub’s AI Redefines Dubbing From Hollywood to Bollywood Kristen Yee – Archives Page 1 | NVIDIA Blog

​ Artificial Intelligence has extended its realms to almost all fields, and we find its applications in nearly all spheres of life. In several computational tasks, AI systems have even outperformed humans, marking significant strides in technological advancement. But AI systems, just like humans, also… Read More »Google DeepMind Researchers Uncover the Power of AI Diversity in Tackling Chess Challenges: Introducing AZ_db, the Next Leap in Computational Problem-Solving Rachit Ranjan Artificial Intelligence Category – MarkTechPost

​ Transformers originally intended for language modeling have lately been investigated as a possible architecture for vision-related tasks. With state-of-the-art performance in applications including object identification, picture classification, and video classification, Vision Transformers have demonstrated excellent accuracy across a variety of visual recognition issues. The… Read More »Researchers from the University of Wisconsin–Madison Propose Eventful Transformers: A Cost-Effective Approach to Video Recognition with Minimal Loss in Accuracy Aneesh Tickoo Artificial Intelligence Category – MarkTechPost

​ Python startswith() method is indeed used to check whether a given string starts with a specified prefix. It returns True if the string starts with the specified prefix otherwise, it returns False. In this article, I will explain the Python string startswith() method and… Read More »Python String Startswith Malli Spark By {Examples}

​ Large Language Models have gathered a lot of appreciation for their super amazing capabilities. They are able to imitate humans and generate content just like a human would do. Pre-trained large language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT and LLaMA, have demonstrated astounding aptitudes for… Read More »Will LLMs Replace Knowledge Graphs? Meta Researchers Propose ‘Head-to-Tail’: A New Benchmark to Measure the Factual Knowledge of Large Language Models Tanya Malhotra Artificial Intelligence Category – MarkTechPost